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WASHINGTON -- Minneapolis Federal Reserve Bank President Narayana Kocherlakota will become the next chair of the Financial Services Policy Committee starting on March 17.
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Capital One (COF) has appointed Daniel deBrauwere head of business credit, a newly created role at the bank's asset-based commercial lending and specialty finance unit.
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Jay Sidhu's Pennsylvania company is building a separately branded bank that, like Simple, will target a demographic that feels no particular affinity toward traditional banks.
March 3 -
Regulators continue to make Bank Secrecy Act compliance one of their top priorities, according to newly available information on enforcement actions.
March 3 -
Chicago cab passengers who pay their fare with debit and credit cards may be victims of a security breach.
March 3 -
S&T Bank (STBA) has opened a new branch in State College, Pa., and hired two local community bankers to expand its presence in the region.
March 3 -
The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency shuttered the $130 million-asset Millennium Bank in Sterling, Va., while Pennsylvania state regulators closed the $63 million-asset Vantage Bank in Horsham, Pa.
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Union Bank in San Francisco and its Japanese parent company plan a series of changes to its corporate names and structure, all in response to the Federal Reserve Board's plan to overhaul the way it supervises foreign banks.
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The founder of Pacific Commerce Bank (PFCI), Kenneth Kasamatsu, will retire at the beginning of April to pursue other interests.
February 27 -
Dime Community Bancshares (DCOM) in Brooklyn, N.Y., has appointed a new chief operating officer.
February 27 -
Executives at Webster Financial, Independent Bank and People's United agree that their retail operations have to change -- but the consensus stops there. Some are adding branches, some are cutting them, and they are all using new technologies in different ways.
February 27 -
Madison Bancorp (MDSN) in Baltimore, Md., plans to deregister its common stock and stop reporting to the Securities and Exchange Commission.
February 27 -
Wells Fargo (WFC), the nation's largest mortgage lender, plans to eliminate 700 more jobs as fewer borrowers are looking to refinance their mortgage loans.
February 27 -
EagleBank in Bethesda, Md., has hired three former Virginia Commerce Bank executives.
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Oconee Federal Financial Corp. (OFED) in Seneca, S.C., has agreed to buy Stephens Federal Bank in Toccoa, Ga.
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Mortgage Network in Danvers, Mass., has opened its first office in neighboring Rhode Island.
February 26 -
The Federal Reserve Board has released Metropolitan Bank Holding in New York from a January 2011 enforcement action.
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Southern Missouri Bancorp (SMBC) in Poplar Bluff, Mo., has agreed to buy Peoples Banking Company in Nixa, Mo.
February 26 -
First United (FUNC) in Oakland, Md., has received regulatory approval to catch up on interest payments for certain obligations.
February 26 -
John A. Allison is planning to retire from the board of BB&T (BBT) in Winston-Salem, N.C.
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